Sentence examples for feeding approaches from inspiring English sources

The requirements of space silkworm culture equipment, feeding approaches and feeding conditions were also preliminarily designed and calculated.

In this study, to enhance GlcNAc production, glucose feeding approaches and dissolved oxygen (DO) control methods in fed-batch culture were systematically investigated.

Nutrition and feeding approaches may be able to reduce CH4/ECM by 2.5 to 15%, whereas rumen modifiers have had very little success in terms of sustained CH4 reductions without compromising milk production.

As with all worm DR methods using bacteria as a food source, combining BDR with RNAi using standard bacterial feeding approaches likely results in a dilution of the DR effect in the BDR cohorts, although this can be circumnavigated by applying alternative RNAi methods.

Two further RCTs have compared proactive to reactive enteral feeding approaches, and while less weight loss is seen with the proactive approach, the differences are not statistically significant [ 6, 7] There are benefits and disadvantages to both types of enteral feeding and their timing [ 8].

As a move away from a "spoon feeding" approach, Ofqual is currently consulting on whether modular A-levels should be scrapped and replaced with an exam at the end of two years.

The fuel cell stack with the novel approach of fuel and air feeding shows a better power output performance compared to a different fuel and air feeding approach to the fuel cell stack.

Using the well-controlled feeding approach, participants consume only foods that have been precisely prepared in a research kitchen, whereas in behavioral counseling studies, participants self-select their foods within guidelines.

Stuebe says the research world has to do a better job catching up with the idea that what matters perhaps above all is that women and their babies find a feeding approach that works well for them.

This study was expected to contribute greatly to the establishment of an ideal nutrient feeding approach in patients with SAP.

They considered BLW to be a healthier, more convenient and less stressful way to introduce complementary foods to their infant and recommended this feeding approach to other mothers.